Reporter's Notebook of Maki Pulido

» "Hunger in the city" and "landslides"
Maki Pulido probes whether the government's food policy programs were able to alleviate the incidence of hunger in the country. Jiggy Manicad meanwhile examines the reasons why landslide victims continue to increase despite the previous measures implemented to prevent them. (Episode on October 27, 2009)

» "Death sentence for dogs" and "leptospirosis outbreak"
Maki Pulido probes some provinces sentencing stray dogs to death through gas chamber. Also, Jiggy Manicad analyzes the government's preparedness to combat the outbreak of leptospirosis after victims of the recent typhoons were submerged in floodwater. (Episode on October 20, 2009)

» State of Calamity: Government Funds and Programs
After typhoon "Ondoy" hit the country last week, Jiggy Manicad probes what happened to the flood control and calamity funds of the government. (Episode on October 6, 2009)

» Drug Extenders
Maki Pulido discovered that some drug peddlers add deodorizers or MSG to shabu to make them last longer but twice as dangerous for users. Jiggy Manicad exposes the stinking problem surrounding the Sierra Madre mountain range, as there are more than seventy sanitary landfills operating in the area. (Episode on September 22, 2009)

» Clearing the Coast (A Born to be Wild Special Coverage)
Three adventurers hit the eco-trail. Doc Ferds and Kiko are joined by non-other than fellow “wild man" Romi Garduce for an all-out clean-up of the ocean. Deployed to different coastal areas, they take part in making the seas a little bit cleaner, and a little bit safer for its residents. (Airing on September 23, 2009)

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